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New Jersey Sales Agency
Entry Level Verizon Associate
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Customer Service Representative interacts directly with customers to answer questions and solve problems. Communicates with customers in person, over the phone or online. Provides help with troubleshooting technical problems for equipment or software. Keeps records of customer communications and transactions.
$40,214 / year median in New Jersey
-19% projected decline
Job Description
Are you interested in pursuing a technology-focused career that drives innovation and shapes the future of communication? Our company has continued to be a top provider of market insight and consumer sales in the region. We gather customer perspectives and determine consumer preferences for our telecommunication client's products, services, and promotional sales through customer introduction and communication. Our clients aim to provide the most advanced technology services available, and our Entry Level Verizon Associate are their partners in reaching qualified customers. By having a free flow of information between our clients and our teams, we develop a deep understanding of where our clients want to be shortly and how we can advance their technology preferences. We are seeking an Entry Level Verizon Associate who will gain an outstanding amount of knowledge in the telecommunications field to answer potential customer questions, troubleshoot topics, and suggest alternative service options. We are looking for an Entry Level Verizon Associate who is engaged in creating business opportunities and determined to keep up with client innovations. What we look for in an